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"I was yelling in the store": Lottery winner flat-out ecstatic over big prize - Vimarsana News

"I was yelling in the store": Lottery winner flat-out ecstatic over big prize

A lottery winner in Saskatchewan was so over the moon at his big prize that he was making a bit of a ruckus when checking his tickets. 

Sask. man wins $100,000 in lotto - Vimarsana News

Sask. man wins $100,000 in lotto

Darren McLaughlin from Colonsay, Sask. said he couldn’t believe his eyes when he checked his Lotto Max ticket.

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Backward Glances

Backward Glances Mary Wenzel 10 YEARS AGO (2011): Jim Bush, an active 86-year-old, was named the 2011 George Fortin Fit for Life Award winner at the 18th Annual Celebration of National Senior Health and Fitness Day held recently at the Wayside Racquet & Swim Club. The National Senior Health and Fitness Day also featured the 12th Annual Alexander Kursonis Memorial Tennis Tournament with the winners of the competition Gerald Flynn, Bob Bullerwell and Pat Steuart.  The annual event, hosted by Darren McLaughlin, included a luncheon catered by Joe Craig and entertainment by Frank Dionne, keyboard...

ACLU: Merriam panhandling ordinance is unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

ACLU: Merriam panhandling ordinance is unconstitutional

ACLU: Merriam panhandling ordinance is unconstitutional April 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MERRIAM, Kan. (AP) — The American Civil Liberties Union and another advocacy group are warning a Kansas City suburb that its panhandling ordinance is unconstitutional. The Kansas City Star reports that no lawsuit has been filed over the two-month-old Merriam ordinance that bans pedestrians from standing or sitting on medians at nine high-traffic intersections, other than to legally cross the street. But the ACLU and National Homelessness Law Center wrote that it “almost certainly violates the cons...

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